What Can Drive A 10% Downside To News Corp’s Stock In The Next Year?
There could be a downside of over 10% to our price estimate for News Corp in the next few years if U.S. print media spending falls at a faster than expected pace, owing to the industry-wide shift from print to digital media. Moreover, there is a likelihood that News Corp’s share of the print ad market will fall further as it shifts its focus to digital real estate. This in turn would affect its news and information segment revenues negatively. The table below shows what would drive that downside.
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